Next Concert:
Saturday 2nd June
Elloughton Village Hall
HAM JUBILEE JAM:

Afternoon (outdoor) FREE and all welcome! *

As part of the village Jubilee celebrations, various village groups including Petuaria Players, Rachel Salmon's dance group, Hunsley Acoustic Music will be offering entertainment during the day at the village hall and its grounds. There will also be children's entertainment, craft stalls and refreshments. Hull Ukulele Group (HUG) will be holding a 'workshop' for anyone who wants to join in.It's great fun! The evening concert will feature 'Farino', two brilliant guitar players and a collection of fine musicians as well as the HUG !!!!
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Evening Concert (indoor)
Tickets £10.00 - doors open 7.30 for 8pm start. Tables available - bring own refreshments

Featuring
FARINO and Friends and HULL UKULELE GROUP (HUG) and LUCY MARSHALL

Farino

HUG

Lucy Marshall

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Will Richardson’s Hunsley Acoustic Music (HAM) hosts regular concerts at the Half Moon, Elloughton. These events have been great evenings of music and entertainment. Will has also organised concerts in gardens, in rugby stadiums and at folk festivals and has raised thousands of pounds for the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT).

2011 sees HAM and Will celebrating 15 years of putting on great concerts - please see the History of HAM page! (NEW!)

'I always look forward to gigs at the Hunsley Acoustic Music Club. Will and the team have been supporting our music now for more that a decade and we are always met with the most generous hospitality and great audiences, long may they continue and grow.'
Chris While

Please find out more about our regular evenings at the Half Moon by visiting our HAM section of this site.

New You can also download our music videos !! Or see some of the artists who have helped us on our YouTube page

The story of how MsMM started and how TCT fundraising has developed in the area (Updated 20/01/2012 by Sheila Brazier)   

It seems a long time since June 2002 when we had our first gig in the garden, hoping our friends would enjoy our acoustic music concert, and raising “a bit” of money for the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT).  We named this “Midsummer Music Madness” because it was summer and it was definitely madness to plan a back garden event in view of England’s fickle weather!  Please see our website www.msmm.co.uk to see where this has led.

Although our plans to have a second concert the next year were curtailed because of a local objection, this proved to be the catalyst for our event to be moved to Brantingham Park, the home of our local Rugby Union club Hull Ionians – thus leading to Rugby Tackling Teenage Cancer. more... 

  
The Rotary Clubs of Hull and Barton on Humber are pleased to announce that the 2012 Humber Bridge Half Marathon and Fun Run is in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust and other local Rotary charities.

It is expected that over 2000 runners will register for the 2012 Humber Bridge Half Marathon (starting at 9.00 am) and over 700 for the Family Fun Run (starting at 9.30 am), which will take place on Sunday, June 24. The Rotary Club of Hull, which organises the event each year with invaluable help of the Rotary Club of Barton on Humber, expects record numbers and publicity for this year's event.

The organizers are very pleased to confirm that the main sponsor of this year's races is The Co-operative Family who also sponsored the 2011 event. read more...
  

  
Steve Oliver, our friend from Castle Hill kindly agreed to hold the blanket made from squares knitted by tax inspectors from Cherry Court, Hull.

The idea for the squares started during a Learning at Work demonstration by Sheila  and Elaine, earlier this year.

Learning at Work is an initiative by Unions to encourage staff to learn a new skill.  Elaine had the idea of knitting squares towards blankets to be sold/auctioned for charity.  She could not have imagined how her idea would grow as colleagues started to produce squares.

This is the third blanket which has been completed, each containing more than 142000 stitches!

Staff at Cherry Court have been enthusiastic supporters of the Teenage Cancer Trust for many years and look forward to their blanket being auctioned for the charity at a forthcoming event.
  

RTTC evolved from MsMM's enforced move from the back garden to Brantingham Park, the home of our local Rugby Union club, Hull Ionians.

Quite simply it is the idea of replicating what we are doing locally with MsMM around the country via other rugby grounds.

Please visit our sister site www.rugbyttc.org for more information....

Well they are not really 'ours' but the bands and singers have been good enough to come along to HAM evenings to entertain us, or have supported us at MsMM concerts.

So, as a thank you, we thought we would give them a bit of extra space on our web site. We hope you like the new pages for our  fantastic artists.
 

What a brilliant night - thank you Caroline, Kerri and Sue! And thank you also to Landermason - we will be looking forward to seeing you again next February!

21st July needs to go in your new diary now!! You don't want to miss this one!
  

'Will would like to thank all the friends who donated towards the gift presented to him on the 14th May at the Hunsley Acoustic Music 15th anniversary 'do'. It was a fabulous night and the bouzouki was a total surprise, but a very welcome gift. Thanks to all who attended and those who couldn't make it on the night and to all who have supported the club .'